NEW STUFF IN THE STORE
I've fallen a bit behind on posting my new product in the DSP store. I'm trying to get my last kit finished up and be done with my contract, but my ancient computer (it's 6 years old!) is giving me fits. Every day it's slower and slower, with programs taking turns going unresponsive. It's horrible.

Anyway, I did manage to get these three things ready and in the store.

The first is a set of doodles to layer and jazz up any scrapbook page or digital art project.

The second is a page kit I created to match my living room and family portraits I took last summer. Sometimes it's nice to be able to design custom graphics for myself. Other times, I think it would be nice to just have that done already! I matted our family portrait with the polkad0t paper from this kit (which matches my cute curtains!)
I have the hardest time finding names for my kits. You children of the 80's ought to appreciate this line of thought. It has a family "donut," so I was thinking of clever names that included the word "family." Family ties led me to the show Family Ties, which led me to the oldest, rather unintelligent daughter, Mallory. Remember her? I always liked that name. I doubt I'll name a kid that, so why not a page kit?

The third is an alpha, which consists of separate letters on scratched up copper discs. You can spell anything you want, or use just one as a monogram.

And just to make my post that much longer, here's the scrapbook page I made with the kit and the swirly doodles and the alpha , showing off our family portrait from August 2008. You can click on it to see it larger.